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Q Fever in California

II. Recovery of Coxiella burneti from Naturally-Infected Air-Borne Dust

Bureau of Animal Disease Control, Division of Animal Industry, California State Department of Agriculture, Sacramento, the Viral and Rickettsial Disease Laboratory, California State Department of Public Health, Berkeley, and the Department of Veterinary Science, University of California, Berkeley, California

Abstract

Coxiella burneti, the causal rickettsia of Q fever, has been recovered from dustladen air on a dairy in Southern California, and from dust-laden air on a sheep ranch in Northern California.

The signficance of these recoveries of the organism from a contaminated environment is discussed.

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